Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at 6:35PM

Cooler! Wet To Dry

Tonight temperatures will be noticeably cooler with clearing skies expected. That paves the way for an extended period of dry and pleasant conditions. In particular, the next few days feature a rare treat for late-July, with cooler temperatures and reduced humidity levels.

Tuesday Hi: 74 Lo: 58 An early evening shower, then decreasing cloudiness; Becoming mostly clear & cooler overnight; Light north wind

Wednesday Hi: 81 Lo: 58 Bright sunshine and pleasant; Noticeably less humid; Light north wind

Thursday Hi: 83 Lo: 60 Sunny & spectacular; Light NE wind

Friday Hi: 84 Lo: 61 Mostly sunny and pleasant

Saturday Hi: 85 Lo: 63 Mostly sunny and pleasant

Further Out

Sunday - More nice weather with lots of sunshine; High in the mid 80s; Low in the lower 60s
Monday - Abundant sunshine & very warm; High in the upper 80s; Low in the mid 60s

Forecast Discussion

A bona fide strong cold front is moving through the state today. Wet weather will taper off and end before this evening, and clearing will get underway. Temperatures will be held down today by clouds and rainfall. Tonight, drier and cooler air filters into the Foothills, and you will really be able to feel the difference in the air mass as you head out for your Wednesday morning commute.

The remainder of the forecast is all about high pressure. The next few days will feature an unusually cool and dry air mass for this time in midsummer. Get outside and capitalize if you are able. Temperatures will run a few degrees below normal through the end of the workweek.

As the air mass modifies this weekend and the strong late-July sun does its dirty work, temperatures will return to normal levels. The air mass is so dry, however, that our chance for a pop-up afternoon thundershower probably won’t return until after the end of this forecast cycle.

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